St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearines yesterday, $3.50. 1892.
Minneapolis has thirty-six miles of sewers.
The New York association meets at Curtiss
hall tonight.
The fall term of the Minneapolis School of
Fine Arts closed yesterday.
There was gospel temperance meeting at
the W. C. Il. l. last evening.
Rev. c. ii. Melby preached at the Nro-
wegian and Danish Baptist church last even
ing
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Church
of the Redeemer meets at the church parlors
today.
james and Joseph McCrum, charged with
stealing coat from A. j. Piers, was dis
charged yesterday morning.
The committee on claims met yesterday
afternoon and audited large number of
bills, some of them big ones.
Rev. A. W. Mann will hold a service for
deaf mutes at Gethsemane church on sun
day, Dec. Is, at 4 o clock p. III.
Frank J. Hurberg will build 81 900 two
story frame dwelling on Monroe street north
east near Twenty-tfth avenue.
The council committee on ordinances will
meet Thursday afternoon at o clock TO con-
slider the new building ordinance.
Yesterday there were reported three cases
of diphtheria, one of measles and one of
scarlatina. Six deaths were reported.
James Shackleton has taken out permit to
avenue, near Lake street, to cost s., 600.
The verdict of the coroner's jury yesterday
in the case of Theodore Johnson run over
by the cars Friday, was to the effect that he
had come TO his death by his own careless
ness.
Joseph Murphy played to large audience
at the Grand last night. This evening
shaun Rhue'' will be presented, and MIR.
Murphy will sing his wonderfully successful
song "A Handful of Earth
Charles Clark, sentenced for twenty
months; ]. ". Bard, sentenced for one year.
and Thomas Howley, sentenced for eighteen
months for grand larceny. were taken to
Saltwater yesterday by Sheriff Swanson.
The assault and battery case of E. T. Seal
lon against s. L. Brearly, general foreman of
the locomotive department of the Milwaukee
road came up in the municipal court yester-
day morning, when the case was dismissed.
This afternoon at the Nicollet house com
mittee of medical experts will examine Bar
ney Baldwin, the man with the broken neck.
He offers $500 TO any reputable physician
who will examine his neck and find it is not
broken.
The Peoples Theater company has in re-
hearsal Edwin Thorne's great success, THE
Black Flag" and it will be put on the boards
next week. THE Black Flag has been
PLAYED in the Grand by Mr.. Thorne with
phenomenal success.
Tile statement in Yesterday mornings
GLOBE that DIR. Mccoy had been fined $3.50,
which he did not pay, is an error. He was
fined $50. which he promptly paid. The
doctor is not in town at present but his
Office is being run by competent assistants.
The case of David Curtin against Oscar
Swanson was tried before Judge Lochren
Yesterday. This case was to recover 500
for damage done 10 the plaintiffs buggy by
a runaway team owned by the defendant.
The jury rendered verdict for the defend
ant
The South Side Associated Charities held a
meeting Monday afternoon at the Augustana
Lutheran church. Mrs. II. Z. Reeves was
elected secretary in place of Miss Eva McIn-
tyre, resigned. Measures were taken to
create more general interest in the work
on the part of the churches in the district.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Fay Thompson and Jennie TruaX, John
Bendholz and Johanna Ruce, Samuel B.
Dusinberre and Agnes NJ. Bray Otta DoelZ
and Johanna Gerblg. August Glaeser and
Mary Lamma, Donald II. McEachern and
Janet Sinclair, Frank Green and Mathilda
Leasure, Sanford Wright and Edith Myers.
The regular quarterly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association will be held in
the association parlor this evening at z
o'clock. The entertainment of the evening
will consist of an instrumental solo by C. A
Sickle; two readings by Ii. Porter Smith, of
Boston; singing by the association male
chorus, and brief report of the work done
by the association during the past quarter.
The meeting will be open to both ladies and
gentlemen, and cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all.
Two large audiences witnessed the strong
presentation of the "Ticket-ofLeave Man"
at the Peoples theater yesterday. Edwin
Thorne has made big hit as Bob Briefly,
and Miss Wellesley as May Edwards seems
to improve in the role, if anything. The
character affords an excellent opportunity
for the display of her especial talents. Cora
Strong is also doing fine work as Mrs. Will
oughby, the sort of go-as-you-please talking
machine, and she frequently brings down
the house in fits of laughter and applause.